2 March 2023FeaturesTrademarksHaiyu Li and Shumin He
China: Gathering evidence to pursue TM damages
As China continues to strengthen the protection of intellectual property, the competent courts grant increasingly high damages to the legitimate right holders and the interested parties. Under Article 63 of the Chinese Trade Mark Law, calculation of trademark infringement damages can be based on the infringees’ loss, the infringers’ profit, the multiples of royalty, or the statutory damage in sequence.
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